DIY VMC
20 Apr 2020 13:51 - 20 Apr 2020 14:06 #164857
by hadcom
Hi guys,
i'm a young mechanical engineer from Saarland Germany, i thought i create a little bit more content and share with you my almost finished Diy VMC.Here is a quick video about the build using Qtpyvcp and by the way i want to thank the programmer of QTPYVCP Gui,
i made the Milling machine out of UHPC, the build has almost 500mm Z-axis travel, 600mm X-axis travel and 400mm Y-axis travel. I did not calculate the total mass of the build but it weight's about 500 - 600Kg.
I am actually searching for ideas what to make with my new toy?
Thanks for liking the video =)
i'm a young mechanical engineer from Saarland Germany, i thought i create a little bit more content and share with you my almost finished Diy VMC.Here is a quick video about the build using Qtpyvcp and by the way i want to thank the programmer of QTPYVCP Gui,
i made the Milling machine out of UHPC, the build has almost 500mm Z-axis travel, 600mm X-axis travel and 400mm Y-axis travel. I did not calculate the total mass of the build but it weight's about 500 - 600Kg.
I am actually searching for ideas what to make with my new toy?
Thanks for liking the video =)
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20 Apr 2020 13:59 #164858
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Sehr schon, danke.
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21 Apr 2020 23:20 #165019
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Very Nice!
I have been thinking of doing the same. But on a much larger scale using epoxy for the frame.
I have been thinking of doing the same. But on a much larger scale using epoxy for the frame.
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22 Apr 2020 11:51 #165078
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22 Apr 2020 11:57 #165080
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I had 2 pieces of 150X60mm, sent them to be drilled and tapped so they can be attached as L shape, they made a mess with the holes so it was crooked by over 2mm, left it there. F@#$$$##@$%#. Those were nice.
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I gave up on epoxy when i found out metal is 3 times heavier ( and more expensive ), but it is very hard to find heavy metal here. I did find round ones at Fi 120mm, but it takes ages on the mill to get them to something usable, and a lot is waisted.Very Nice!
I have been thinking of doing the same. But on a much larger scale using epoxy for the frame.
I had 2 pieces of 150X60mm, sent them to be drilled and tapped so they can be attached as L shape, they made a mess with the holes so it was crooked by over 2mm, left it there. F@#$$$##@$%#. Those were nice.
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28 Jun 2020 11:15 #172975
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Just curious, how much did your machine cost to build with the UHPC?
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